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Wayne's World - Welcome to Wayne Eckerson's Blog -- TDWI
Business Analytics
Alberto’s Business Analytics Predictions for 2012 2011 was a great year for business analytics across all industries. As business analytics projects proved their measurable value within companies, I believe that in 2012 we will continue to see a mathematical increase in the number of companies that use business analytics. My predictions for 2012 are not in order of importance. 1.
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ARBRE DE PERFORMANCE®
L’alignement stratégique s’appuyant sur le Balanced Scorecard a permis d’importants progrès en termes de déclinaison cohérente des objectifs stratégiques. Néanmoins, l’alignement stratégique s’inscrit dans, et renforce la logique traditionnelle de management descendant par des objectifs globaux. Or, cette logique est à bout de souffle.
DeepakSethSpeak
From "Kodak Moment" to Teaching Moment Much ink has been spilled over the last few weeks with countless pages being written about the misfortunes plaguing Kodak and the likely impact on the local community. One wonders and worries what all this means to our kids. The steady stream of disturbing news about lost jobs and economic despair. However, I feel, as the Kodak moments fade away, several teaching moments emerge to help our kids make sense and learn from the Kodak related news they are confronted with on a daily basis.
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Smile - Blog
The Acorn Blog
In his book Islands of Profit in a Sea of Red Ink , Jonathan Byrnes states that by any measure of a business (dimension), 40% of a company is unprofitable. We have also seen this in the 300+ clients that we have analyzed, many times even more skewed. In fact, for some companies, the most profitable customers (Top 20%) generate 300% of a company’s net profits, the middle 60% is basically break even and the bottom 20% loses 200% of net profits. And the numbers are more skewed the more detailed the analysis; transaction analysis would be more skewed than customer analysis.